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From the slums of Glasgow to ruling the music world
The Youngs is an unconventional profile of the highly idiosyncratic Young brothers, who were the heart of the band AC/DC. Read More
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A cookbook interspersed with classic comics
The Sunday Post’s favourite matriarch, Maw Broon, brings us a pleasing compilation of family-orientated bakes to suit any occasion. Read More
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An analysis of the 2014 independence referendum
This is a close commentary on the Scottish Independence referendum from widely acclaimed journalist and Alex Salmond biographer David Torrance. Read More
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Retired GP’s debut novel coming to Bloody Scotland
A Scots writer, who has written a 1960s set novel, is to read from it as a Crime Spotlight Author at Bloody Scotland this year. Read More
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A handy guide to Scotland’s spiritual background
The Traveller's Guide to Sacred Scotland is a user-friendly guide to early Scottish settlements: from the Neolithic Age of cupmarked stones to the tir... Read More
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Big names will come to the 21st Wigtown Book Festival
The 21st annual Wigtown Book Festival is set to welcome a rich variety of writers, broadcasters and others – and is unveiling new attractions like t... Read More
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There’s been a murder – on the very first page
Murder on Page One lives up to its title. Read More
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The life of the fox – and its loss of solitude
Jim Crumley’s search for solitude and silence is as alien to us as it is a luxury. Read More
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Scottish Book Trust campaigns to help on its birthday
The Scottish Book Trust is marking its 21st birthday by launching a new campaign to help families living in poverty through reading and books. Read More